Osaka Food tours

You can think of this as a place where you pay to be a cushion for pigs. If you've been to a cat cafe and were hurt because the aloof cats wouldn't approach you, come to the pigs instead. They'll slowly nudge their way over, settle down, and won't leave. You might not believe it, but sometimes nine pigs will gather and sit on you at once. If a pig didn't come over, a staff member would bring one and place it on my lap. It was a very unique experience, and I enjoyed it. My child had fun too. I recommend it if you like animals.

Taisho was brilliant! Kept everything super interesting and we tried lots of new things. we experienced places we would never have found alone - brilliant value! Thank you so much for a great evening!

This was a wonderful tour full of wonderful food and amazing spots in Osaka. Would highly recommend. Our tour guide (Kevin) was especially wonderful and made everyone on the tour feel at home. Would highly recommend and would do it again in a heartbeat.

Great Tour! Naoko Guide was very personable and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend Naoko!

Overall, the food was excellent, and the crab was fresh and delicious. The staff were also very kind and friendly. The only minor drawback was that the last round of dishes took a while to arrive, which was a slight disappointment.

The Food Tour was amazing! We walked around the markets and grabbed some food and drinks! Our guide Takuro was so nice and showed us some really good food places! The Wagyu was the best! And we also got some mochis - they also were insane good! It was just the two of us and Takuro, so kind of a private tour! :) Highly recommended!

a great experience at very local spots with authentic food. Joshua was a great guide to the area and restaurants

This was a really great meal and a fun experience. You cook your own meat in a heated bowl of broth (the sukiyaki), which makes it interactive and something a bit different. You’ll definitely be full by the end! One thing that isn’t immediately clear is that you have full access to a wide variety of dishes to reorder during the session—not just Wagyu, Kobe beef, and crab, but also items like eel and sushi (which come prepared). The eel dish in particular is the classic unagi over rice (unadon), served ready to eat rather than cooked at the table. You’re seated in a somewhat separate area from the locals 🙂, which actually works well, as the staff are extremely helpful and attentive. They guide you through how to prepare and eat everything, which is especially useful if it’s your first time. One thing to keep in mind: last orders are at 70 minutes, and you have 90 minutes total, so don’t leave it too late to order. Overall, a fantastic experience that I’d happily recommend. Robin Soole

The 1 hour lunch plan was a nice experience, something different to learn from Japanese culture. The maids were all cute and friendly. The food was decent and you can choose any beverage and to have a photo with a maid. Although we didn't speak the same language, the maids still did their best to communicate with us.